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Title: Ottawa, the picturesque city
Year: 1912 (1910s)
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Publisher: Ottawa, Library Bureau
Contributing Library: Queen's University Library, W.D. Jordan Special Collections and Music Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Queen's University - University of Toronto Libraries

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l-Rockcliffe West. Aylmer, Que Aylmer, At Dufferin Bridge. Britannia, Summer Resort, Britannia & Somerset. . . .West. Basilica Rockcliffe Park East. City Hall Elgin A: Queen Sts.— Elgin St East. Court House Nicholas St. Bank & Laurier East. Cartier Square:— Drill Hall, Normal, Model School, Collegiate Institute—Elgin St East. Chaudiere Falls:— Experimental Farm A: Royal Observatory—ExperimentalFarm— West. Govt. Fisheries Exhibit., OConnor & Queen Sts.All cars to OConnor & Sparks Sts. Govt. Printing Bureau Hull-Rockcliffe East. Govt. House Rideau Hall Hull-Rockcliffe East. Hull Hull-Rockcliffe West. Parliamentary Buildings.. . .All lines to Sparks & Metcalfe.Public Library cV: Y.M.C.A. . All lines to Sparks & Metcalfe. Post Office cV: Plaza All lines East. Royal Mint Hull-Rockcliffe East. Royal Observatory Experimental Farm West. Victoria Museum:— Geological Exhibit Elgin St East. Art Exhibit Elgin St East. Driveway Any Motor Bus or Taxi-cabs line.
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